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Alberta Pushes for More Oil Pipelines to US as Trump Returns

Alberta’s government has been talking with domestic energy companies about building more oil export pipelines to the US to take advantage of an incoming White House administration with a friendlier attitude toward oil.

By: financialpost.com

Nov 16 2024
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Alberta Pushes for More Oil Pipelines to US as Trump Returns

(Bloomberg) — Alberta’s government has been talking with domestic energy companies about building more oil export pipelines to the US to take advantage of an incoming White House administration with a friendlier attitude toward oil. Read More

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